California Construction News staff writer
The City of Sacramento is making significant progress toward breaking ground on the long-awaited I Street Bridge Replacement Project, a major infrastructure initiative to replace the existing 113-year-old bridge with a modern, multimodal crossing connecting Sacramento and West Sacramento.
At the July 29 Sacramento City Council meeting, city staff provided an update on the project’s funding and financing plan, highlighting recent commitments of state and federal funds that have paved the way for construction to begin in 2026. Ongoing efforts to finalize interagency financing agreements are also advancing.
“This is not just a bridge; it’s a once-in-a-generation investment in connectivity, safety and opportunity for both cities,” said Assistant City Manager Ryan Moore. He thanked local, regional, state, and federal partners for their continued collaboration to realize the project…